In this day and age, everything is unreasonably expensive, to basic groceries to bigger things like college tuition. If you don’t want to take the community college route and want to go to a college with a good reputation would have to pay anywhere from $21,000 to $64,000 dollars per year. This is why college […]
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Why Zohran Mamdani Is the Best Choice for New York City Mayor
In a huge city like New York City, we need a mayor who understands the problems people face every day. Many supporters believe Zohran Mamdani is the best choice because he wants to make the city more affordable and fair for everyone. Mamdani has focused on helping working families, renters, and people struggling with high […]
Should Guns Be Banned in the USA?
Gun violence has become one of the biggest issues in the United States. Many lives have been unfortunately taken by gun violence, and 60% of deaths among kids under 17 are because of gun violence. Many people wonder if banning guns would make the country safer, while others believe gun ownership is a constitutional right. […]
Trump and MAGA Are Reshaping New York’s Democratic Party
The voting shift in New York’s Democratic Party shows how much Donald Trump and the MAGA movement have influenced American politics. Many Democratic voters see Trump’s rhetoric and policies as a threat to democratic values, motivating them to become more involved in elections and support candidates who promise to protect those ideals. In my opinion, […]
Is Trump Removing the World Health Organization Ideal?
The World Health Organization (WHO) was created to help countries work together to fight diseases and improve global health for all, providing aid in times of struggle. When President Donald Trump moved to withdraw the United States from the WHO, many people questioned whether this decision weakened the idea of international cooperation. So why did […]
Why Voting Should Be Mandatory
Every election helps decide the future of our schools, communities, and country. The choices people make at the voting booth can affect laws, education, healthcare, and many other parts of everyday life. That is why I believe voting should be mandatory, because every eligible citizen should help shape the future by making their voice heard. […]
America at 250: Policies That Shaped a Nation
As the United States celebrates 250 years tomorrow, its history shows that landmark policies have shaped the nation as much as its leaders and civilians. The country’s greatest achievements came from freedom and opportunity, while its biggest failures came from denying them. The Constitution and Bill of Rights created a government based on liberty and […]
Could We Be One Step Closer to Peace?
I think I speak for most, if not all, Americans when I say that the war with Iran needs to end. The destruction of Iranian soil and the deaths of many individuals have created an apprehension regarding the welfare of the world—and Trump’s stubbornness has led several American cries for peace to go unheard. Several […]
How Much Gun Control is Too Much Gun Control?
Gun violence has been an issue for several years now. I mean, it feels like everyday now that we see the news covering a mass shooting happening somewhere in our country. Whether in a school, movie theater, church, or even inside one’s own home, it feels like there’s no such thing as a safe place […]
Tokyo Drifting in the USA: The Influence of Street Racing
The roar of an engine, the scent of burning rubber, a car flashing by. For decades that is what defined a powerful subculture on both sides of the Pacific. American and Japanese street racers had different cars, roads and rules but they shared a common spirit: a desire for community, personal freedom and a need […]
A Proposition for Ping Pong Diplomacy 2.0
Political divisions often fracture our world. Yet, a bouncing ball or crowd’s roar can achieve what diplomacy sometimes cannot: unification. History shows this, from ancient Olympic truces to modern initiatives. Sports, inherently offer a universal language, connecting people beyond borders and beliefs. One remarkable instance of this “sports diplomacy” unfolded five decades ago. In 1971, […]
American-Style Restaurants in Other Countries
The United States has always had a wide range of foods that are based on the cuisines found in countries around the world. Chinese, Indian, Mexican, and other foods have found their way to America one way or another and have expanded our horizons, even if the food is not always fully authentic. With so […]
